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Your inbox is probably full of them by now: urgent messages from candidates begging for your support for races in Texas, Ohio and Maine. One race you likely won't hear much about is the race to be the next representative from Tennessee's 3rd Congressional District.
Here is a disturbing game: Try to spot the unauthorized immigrant.
What will kill us off first? That's the current debate regarding climate change vs. artificial intelligence. Let's look at the AI side of the debate first.
Republican candidates heading into the November midterms should feel some relief. For the first time in a long time, they have the justification to clearly break from President Donald Trump on issues with which they disagree.
"America will never be a communist country," states the 30-second television ad.
Sam Forstag recently joined a text chain to better keep up with a few friends.
Not far from where I live, a very large billboard stands alongside one of the busiest interstate highways in the nation, in full view of many thousands of motorists every day. It reads: "Texans: Democrats Want COMMUNISM. Republicans Do Not."
Across the country, candidates are running unapologetically on Medicare for All — and winning.
There may never be a more favorable setup for a midterm election cycle than the current iteration.
The story of this political moment keeps getting written like President Donald Trump is the main character — his impulses, his conflicts, his latest post on Truth Social.
North Carolina's motto, "esse quam videri," translates as "to be rather than to seem."
